Practical J2Ee Application Architecture (Application Development) - Softcover

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Nadir Gulzar has over 16 years of IT industry experience. Over the last several years, he held the positions of senior architect , chief architect, and director of technology. Nadir is also a J2EE evangelist and mentor, and has created and delivered several training courses. He has worked on projects for global brand names like Sprint, Sears Roebuck, McKesson, and Visa International where he was responsible for architecting and designing medium to large-scale software systems. Nadir leads cross functional teams compromising of business, creative, and technology personnel for delivering solutions based on object-oriented principles and concepts with particular emphasis on use case driven process.

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"This book won't sit on your shelf. It'll live on your desk." --Simon Rowell, BEA Systems, Inc.

Your Definitive Professional Resource

Developers and students aspiring to be Java 2 Enterprise Edition architects will greatly benefit from this groundbreaking resource. Packed with information on technologies, processes, and architecture, this book provides complete end-to-end coverage for designing and developing a J2EE-based solution. Plus--this is the first book to show and explain Struts implementation patterns, in addition to delivering clear insight into Struts architecture and its core services. Practical J2EE Application Architecture provides a complete roadmap for creating and deploying internet-based J2EE applications, ultimately delivering fast ramp-up and higher ROI.

• Create a use-case view of the problem domain
• Understand the semantics of J2EE application configuration and deployment
• Create consistent design vocabulary using design patterns
• Simplify Struts adoption using proven Struts-based implementation patterns
• Follow a cohesive approach in creating project artifacts
• Build internationalization applications with JavaServer Pages (JSPs) and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs)
• Employ information architecture to create a user-centric Internet-based application